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Gorgeous, delicious fall dish: Chicken baked in pumpkin

This recipe is one I have seen adapted in many ways to suit certain regions, cultures and time periods. This recipe uses earthy ingredients without a lot of fanfare.  This version is from a … more
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GILBERT NEWS: Clinton Sease Farm opens corn maze for season

Clinton Sease Farm invites everyone to its Halloween corn maze. It opened Friday, Sept. 25, and everyone had a great time. As you make your way through the maze, pick pumpkins, launch a few apples … more
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Lexington could pass along street light costs

The Lexington Town Council reviewed its 40-year-old street light ordinance during a work session held Monday, Sept. 21. Assistant Town Administrator Kevin Richardson said he and town staff were … more
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PELION NEWS: Police chief stresses safety for trunk-or-treat

A reminder that the town of Pelion will host its annual Trunk-or-Treat on Oct. 31 from 5-9 p.m. The event will be held on the walking trail. If you would like to reserve a vehicle on the walking path … more
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Celebrate Freedom brings STEM education event to Irmo

The Celebrate Freedom Foundation will bring science, technology, engineering and mathematics to life during its STEM Education Event on Saturday, Oct. 3, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Moore Park, 7473 … more
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Clinton Sease Farm adds jump pad, apple cannons

Clinton Sease Farm has opened its gates for another season of outdoor fun, family traditions and plenty of opportunities to “get lost.” Now in its 22nd year, Clinton Sease Farm invites … more
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Parker’s Kitchen opens Lexington convenience store

Parker’s Kitchen, a convenience store chain with 111 sites in South Carolina and Georgia, has opened a Lexington location as it expands into the Columbia metropolitan area. The Parker’s … more
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Friendships, connections take flight in Airport High’s Wing Mate Club

At Airport High School in West Columbia, inclusion is about more than simply being invited to participate. It is about friendship, connection and knowing you truly belong. That belief is at the … more
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Dutch Fork Middle marks Constitution Day

Birdi Box indoor golf club opens in Lexington

Birdi Box, a new indoor golf club at 5357 Sunset Blvd., is officially open, the business announced in a news release on Wednesday, Sept. 23. Birdi Box offers three simulator bays open 24/7 for … more
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Lexington Health to celebrate breast cancer survivors at Women’s Night Out

Lexington Health will celebrate breast cancer survivors at the annual Women’s Night Out event planned Tuesday, Oct. 6, at the Pastides Alumni Center. “Women’s Night Out focuses on raising … more
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Statewide awards honor Midlands Tech leaders

Midlands Technical College leader Kim Boatwright has been recognized by the South Carolina Association of Technical College Commissioners with the 2026 SCATCC Professional Board Staff Member Award. … more
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HOLY COW! HISTORY: The golden age of TV spokescharacters

Once upon a time, American consumers took advice from a little man floating inside a toilet bowl. No, really! Ask your parents. They’ll remember. There’s even a name for it — the golden … more
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SC Philharmonic celebrates America’s 250th at Harbison Theatre

Some of American cinema’s most unforgettable moments have something in common: the music of John Williams. On Sunday, Oct. 4 at 3:30 p.m., the South Carolina Philharmonic will bring those … more
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Adult education program holds College Expo Day

School District 5 plans Escolares Pathway Information Night

School District Five of Lexington and Richland counties will host an Escolares Pathway Information Night at Irmo Middle School from 5:30-6:30 p.m. on Thursday, Oct. 15.  This event provides … more
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Parade marks Thelma Strother’s 107th birthday

Dozens of vintage and classic vehicles paraded down Hendrix Street on Saturday, Sept. 19, some drivers pausing in front of a white one-story house to leave balloons and greeting cards.  … more
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Lexington resident gets 60 years in prison for torturing inmates while chief of Syrian prison

A part-time Lexington resident who once headed a notorious Syrian prison has now been sentenced to 60 years in U.S. prison for committing torture and immigration fraud. Samir Ousman Alsheikh was … more
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MyBakery brings unique flavor to Lexington

What began for Audrey Therrell as a step of faith has resulted in Lexington’s newest place to get a sweet treat. As the daughter of a Johnson & Wales University graduate chef, Therrell … more
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LEXINGTON HAPPENINGS: Icehouse Amphitheater welcomes Bon Jovi tribute band

Marge Carter is 95 years young! And young she is! She enjoyed conversation with numerous friends at her birthday reception last Saturday. Held at her lifelong church, Mount Olive Lutheran, Marge … more
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4 charged, 19 dogs rescued after SLED busts Eastover dogfight

The South Carolina Law Enforcement Division rescued 19 dogs from a dogfighting event in Sumter County. Four men were charged on Thursday, Sept. 17, for their alleged involvement in arranging the … more
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Meet the Sumter clerk of court behind next year’s Murdaugh retrial

For more than two decades, James Campbell — “Jamie” as he's locally known — has been the person behind the scenes of Sumter County's courtrooms. He has maintained court records, … more
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MENTAL HEALTH MATTERS: Demystifying the world of mental health therapy

It was the fall of 1995. We lived on a gravel road in the Midwest. I can remember it like it was yesterday. As I was putting my 5-year-old daughter to bed — a process that consisted of me and my … more
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LETTER: Expanded coroner’s space a great investment

Our county coroner showed nothing but joy and appreciation as she stood with a large crowd in front of an expanded, very well-deserved new office space on Sept. 10. The ability of her and her … more

German sugared cashews a holiday favorite, perfect hostess gift

These sugared cashews are easy to make if you follow the directions and pay attention. This is not a recipe where you can walk away and do other things while you are making it.   This will … more
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